Dual Study Program Civil Engineering (B.Eng.) 2027 - Civil Engineering

Whether bike path or subway station: You shape the Munich of tomorrow!

Training start: 01.09.2027 Full-time Home office possible 31 days vacation per year Munich Application deadline: 31.12.2026 Process number: 41142

We as employer We work for Munich, our child. More than 45,000 employees. Largest municipal employer in Germany. Bavarian state capital. We are the #teamstadtmuenchen. More information can be found at muenchen-unser-kindl.de.

The Building Department From planning to maintenance management - the Building Department shapes and maintains the urban infrastructure of Munich with the main departments Civil Engineering and Structural Engineering. We plan, build, maintain, and operate public roads, footpaths and bike paths, squares, and around 1,300 engineering structures such as bridges, tunnels, subway stations, noise barriers, and retaining walls. Water maintenance with flood protection, city streams, and the Isar also belong to our tasks. With innovative projects and sustainable solutions, we ensure that mobility and infrastructure in Munich remain safe, functional, and future-proof. As part of our team, you will get to know these diverse tasks up close and can actively contribute to the further development of the city.

• How the study program works The dual study program Civil Engineering begins on 01 September 2027 and lasts three and a half years (7 semesters). The study program is divided into a theoretical and a practical part. You complete the theoretical part in the study model with deepened practice at the Munich University of Applied Sciences (FK02). During lecture-free periods and during the entire fifth semester (practical semester), practical training takes place at various training locations at the Main Department Civil Engineering and Structural Engineering of the Building Department. There you will get to know the diverse areas of responsibility and gain insights into possible later fields of activity, such as bicycle traffic planning or subway construction. The basis for the practical activity are the lectures at the university:
• Mathematical-scientific fundamentals such as Mathematics, Structural Engineering, Building Chemistry, Building Informatics, Building Materials, Building Physics, Building Construction, CAD
• Subject-specific fundamentals such as Structural Engineering, Construction Management, Soil Mechanics, Solid Construction, Timber Construction, Foundation Engineering, Steel Construction, Road Construction, Surveying, Hydraulic Engineering
• Various specializations through focus selection possible

• Degree: You have the Abitur, Fachhochschulreife, or a comparable university entrance qualification. With a non-German school leaving certificate, you prove German language skills at level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) with a certificate. In addition, you meet the university admission requirements of the Munich University of Applied Sciences (e.g., completion of a 6-week pre-internship before the start of studies in a construction company) for the Bachelor's program Civil Engineering.
• Motivation: You are interested in mathematics, physics, and technical contexts and want to apply your knowledge practically later – for example in the planning and implementation of roads, bridges, or other engineering structures. You enjoy solving problems, developing creative ideas, and working together with others on solutions.
• Team spirit: You enjoy working with other people in a team. Your team can always rely on you. With your open and flexible manner, you quickly find your way into your regularly changing internship positions.